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The Seventy-Sixth World Health Assembly (WHA 76.2) has emphasized the need for global efforts to enhance Emergency,Critical, and Operative care (ECO) services as part of universal health coverage
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In East Africa, limited access to emergency medical services remains a significant public health challenge. Recent data reveals that over half of Ethiopia’s population lives more than a two-hour journey from surgical centers.
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የጤና ሚኒስቴር ከቀዶ ህክምና እና ከከፍተኛ ክትትል ሕክምና አገልግሎት ኔትወርክ (Network for Perioperative and Critical Care Ethiopia - N4PCc) እንዲሁም ከሌሎች ከሚመለከታቸው አጋር አካላት ጋር በመተባበር፣ በመላው አፍሪካ የድንገተኛ፣ የከፍተኛ ክትትል እና የቀዶ ሕክምና (ECO) አገልግሎቶችን ለማጠናከር ያለመ ከፍተኛ የምክክር መድረክ ተካሂዷል።
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Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, operate across fragmented public, private, and non-governmental sectors with limited coordination, mirroring challenges faced by many urban systems in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
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በክብርት ሳህረላ አብዱላሂ የተመራ የጤና ሚኒስቴር ከፍተኛ የልዑካን ቡድን ከአዲስ አበባ እሳትና አደጋ ስጋት ስራ አመራር ኮሚሽን ከፍተኛ አመራሮች ጋር በቅድመ ሆስፒታል ህክምና እና በአምቡላንስ አገልግሎት ዙሪያ ፍሬያማ ውይይት ተካሄደ።
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በመዲናችን አዲስ አበባ የሚገኙ የግል እና የመንግስት አምቡላንስ አገልግሎት አቅራቢዎች በተገኙበት “የአምቡላንስ አገልግሎትን እንዴት በተቀናጀ እና ዲጂታላይዝ በሆነ መንገድ ለ ህብረተሰቡ እናቅርብ” በሚል ርእሰ ጉዳይ ላይ የምክክር መድረክ አካሂደዋል።
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የእሳትና አደጋ ስጋት ስራ አመራር ኮሚሽን እየሰጠ ያለውን አገልግሎት ስምሪ ት በአፕሊኬሽን የተደገፈ ለማድረግ HEARTS ET የተባለ የሞባይል መተግበሪያን ለማልማት የሚያስችል ከጤና ሚኔስቴር እና ሀርትስ ኬር ከተባለ አጋር ድርጅት ጋር በጥናት ላይ የተመሰረተ ስራዎች እየሰራ እንደሚገኝበኮ ሚሽኑ የድንገተኛ አደጋዎች ህክምና ዳይሬክተር ኡመር አብ ዱ ረዛቅ አስታውቀዋል::
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አምቡላንስን ከታካሚዎች ጋር የሚያገናኘው "HEARTS" መተግበሪያ፡ መተግበሪያው በክፍያ እና በነጻ አምቡላንስ የሚያቀርቡ ተቋማትን በዉስጡ አካቷል።
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Due to its diverse geography, climate, and political instability, Ethiopia is one of the countries most affected by disasters. However, there is a lack of evidence-based assessments of disaster preparedness, especially in Addis Ababa, where most tertiary-level referral hospitals are located.
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It was around midnight when my wife (Gadise) went into labour. At that hour, I tried calling friends and a few taxi numbers, but almost no one answered. We were becoming anxious, unsure where to turn next. A neighbour finally reminded me to try the ambulance line, something I honestly wouldn't have remembered on my own, especially with so many different providers and numbers in the city.
When I called the government ambulance service, they picked up immediately. They told us to wait just a few minutes, and to my surprise, the ambulance arrived in under five minutes. I was not expecting such a rapid response at that hour. The team's professionalism and the level of care they provided inside the ambulance were truly impressive, far better than what I had imagined possible.
The SMS updates we received through HEARTS at each stage, from dispatch to the ambulance approaching to arrival, made the whole process clear and reassuring. It gave us confidence at a moment of stress.
Because of this experience, I have been encouraging my friends and community to use ambulance services whenever they face emergencies instead of relying on informal transport. I am grateful for what this service did for my family, and I am happy to advocate for wider awareness so more patients can be reached and helped in time.
Jiregna Boka Disasa
Gadise's husband
This story is shared with full consent from the patient and family.